Margaret Paton
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New Testament: An Introduction
Original price was: $234.19.$14.66Current price is: $14.66.The writing of John Gresham Machen was characterized by clarity of thought, depth of scholarship, and an evident passion for the message of the Bible. It is a mark of his peculiar gifts that none of these features is lacking in these chapters of New Testament Introduction. Now available for the first time in book form, they are a valuable part of Machen’s witness to the integrity, magnificence, and plentitude of the writings that constitute the New Testament.
No Condemnation
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No Holiness, No Heaven!
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Our Southern Zion
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Particular Redemption
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Pleading for a Reformation Vision
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Power and Sympathy of Christ
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Power of Prayer: The New York Revival of 1858
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Preachers with Power
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Preaching of Jonathan Edwards
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Princeton Seminary (A History), Volume 1 & 2
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Profiting From the Word
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Promise
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Puritans Day by Day
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Reformation in Scotland
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Refreshment for the Soul
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Repentance
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Revival Year Sermons
$10.83The times of refreshing from the presence of the Lord have at last dawned upon our land’, so Spurgeon wrote at the end of 1859. Throughout the Sundays of that year-perhaps the greatest and most fruitful in his long ministry- he had preached in London to a congregation of some 8,000 people besides addressing, almost daily, vast multitudes in different places. The sermons in this paperback are all taken from 1859 and show the vigorous, fervent proclamation of the gospel which made Spurgeon’s preaching what it was.
